Google Launching National WiFi Wireless Services
 

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Online search leader Google is preparing to launch a wireless Internet
service, Google WiFi, according to several pages found on the company's Web
site on Tuesday

According to Business 2.0 - "Free Wi-Fi? Get Ready for GoogleNet.
A trail of hidden clues suggests Google is building its own Internet -- and
might be looking to let everyone connect for free."

Google declined to comment, but In April it launched a Google-sponsored
Wi-Fi hotspot in San Francisco’s Union Square shopping district, built by a
local startup called Feeva. Feeva is reportedly readying more free hotspots
in California, Florida, New York, and Washington, and it's possible that
Google may be involved. Feeva CEO Nitin Shah confirms that the company is
working with Google but won't discuss details

WiFi is an increasingly popular technology that is used to provide
high-speed wireless Internet access in homes, business and public spaces
like airports and coffee shops. WiFi connectivity is built into many new
laptop computers, as well as some handheld devices.